Sound& the Fury

It can be a bit overwhelming at times. If you're struggling to keep up with all of the characters, try listening to it as an audiobook. Hearing it made all the difference for me.

I remember thinking once I'd finished the novel that I was ready to read it, if that makes any sense.

Faulkner's stream of consciousness writing makes him incredibly difficult to digest at times. When you get hooked into a scene though, there's something about how he writes it that speaks to some sort of fundamental truth.

Reading A Light in August and As I Lay Dying in college was pretty eye opening.

I've read that he was as close to Shakespeare that we Americans will ever get, but literature is ultimately subjective.

I read it a couple months ago. It was alright. Better then Absalom Absalom. Following along with sparknotes was very helpful.

Difficult book that pretty much requires 2 readings to understand.
That said, if you have the time, inclination, and energy, it is worth it.